IPv6 News

Cisco’s Standards-Based IP Architecture to Power Itron’s Market-Leading Smart Meter System; Solution Will Create a Consolidated Network for Utilities, Make Possible More Reliable Delivery of Energy to Homes and Businesses.
Complete info at MarketWatch, TradingMarkets and Sys-Con.

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We need it soon. The supply of Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) addresses is dwindling, spurring interest in the transition to IPv6, with its exponentially larger address space. Since the IPv6 standard was established in 1999, operating systems and network equipment have steadily added support, says John Curran, president and CEO of the American Registry for Internet Numbers. But the transition got started so early that it has since faded into the background.
Complete info at NetworkWorld, ComputerWorld and CIO.

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After the telecom revolution it is now the turn of e-initiatives to change the life of common Indian. The day is not far when the common man will be able to access and process all his needs and deeds from his desktop, laptop or palmtop.
Complete info at NVOnews.

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Can customers prepare for the coming round of protocol enhancements?
Complete info at Sys-Con and TechCentral.

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4ipnet’s WHG Secure WLAN Controller and HSG Hotspot Gateway products have been certified for IPv6 Ready Logo Phase-2 by the IPv6 Forum.
Complete info at IT News Online, Melodika and PR.com

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Miha Kralj, a director and chief technology officer for Microsoft’s office of services, had one warning for delegates at the close of Microsoft’s Tech.Ed 2010 conference: the cloud will change society and resistance is futile.
Complete info at ZDNet.

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Our current Internet addressing system which relies on what is commonly referred to as IPv4 (Internet Protocol version 4) was never intended to support the number of people, and hardware (also referred to as The Internet of Things) that it currently does. Neither was it intended for the projected growth of the Internet.
Complete info at the The Inquisitr.

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BlueCat Networks’ Proteus IP Address Management and Adonis DNS/DHCP solutions achieve VMware ReadyT status.
Complete info at TechWhack, EON and NewsBlaze.

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Even though we’re due to run out of IPv4 addresses in the next year, AT&T doesn’t expect enterprises to be fully IPv6-ready when D-Day arrives.
Complete info at NetworkWorld, GoodGearGuide and IDG.

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Web applications are the leading source of IT security vulnerabilities, according to a new report from IBM Corp.
Complete info at internet evolution.

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